The short answer is no, though you could try writing a custom assembly that
passes a report path on the server and then return the ExecutionDate
property via soap.
The properties you will need to build the report path are ReportServerURL,
ReportFolder, and ReportName.

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Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services

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Do you really want the "Last Run Date", or do you just want to know the
actual timestamp of data and report processing of a particular report (or
history snapshot)?
If it is the latter one, then just add a textbox with =Now to the report.
When the report is rendered live and no execution caching is involved, then
the expression will return the current timestamp (because the data and the
report layout is processed live). If execution caching is involved the
textbox with have the timestamp of the execution snapshot. Finally, if you
render an historic snapshot, the textbox will have the timestamp when the
snapshot has been created (unless you re-process a parameterized history
snapshot where expressions will get re-evaluated).

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